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Architectural Woodwork Institute-Georgia to sponsor WoodLINKS USA
The Architectural Woodwork Institute’s
Georgia chapter has recently decided to
dissolve as a result of declining mem-
bership in difficult economic times, and
will use the remainder of its money to
support the WoodLINKS USA student
woodworking program.
AWI-Georgia’s remaining funds will
go toward paying state license fees for
up to six schools in that state, and to pay
for teachers to attend the International
Woodworking Fair in Atlanta.
WoodLINKS USA is currently looking for schools in Georgia interested in
becoming part of its national network. If
you know of a school that would be interested in becoming an AWI-sponsored
WLUSA site, send a letter of interest
and include a statement explaining how
the program would benefit. Information
should be submitted via email to wood-linksusa@medicacombb.net. For details,
go to www.woodlinksusa.org.
96”x48”
The PRSalpha Series.
In standard shop sizes and larger. KCMA survey finds cabinet sales drop 1. 7 percent in 2011 According to the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association’s monthly Trend of Business Survey, participating cabinet manufactur- ers reported cabinet sales of $4.4 billion for 2011, down 1. 7 percent compared to total cabinet sales for 2010.St ock cabinet sales decreased 3. 2 percent in 2011 from 2010; semi-custom sales remained the same as in 2010; and custom sales fell 3 percent from 2010.De cember 2011 monthly cabi- net sales were down 1. 9 percent compared to December 2010. For more on the survey, visit www. kcma.org.
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PEOPLE & BRIEFS
❯ Cefla finishing open house April
26 and 27 in Charlotte, N.C.
Event to focus on new flooring
finishing technologies.
❯ Commercial casework, millwork
manufacturer moves to larger
location. Dynamic Wood
Solutions relocates to larger
19,000-square-foot Michigan
facility.
